Moscow said the measure was aimed at destabilising the island and prompting regime change. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Russia on Tuesday slammed U.S. President Donald Trump for reinstating its ally Cuba on a list of state sponsors of terrorism, saying the measure was aimed at destabilizing the island and prompting regime change.

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